... citizenship is tested by subjective and collective answerability to cosmos . Copyright © 2020 by New German Critique, Inc. 2020 cosmopolitanism patriotism nation Axial Age solitude The ancient philosopher Diogenes was asked to identify himself as a citizen. He responded by affirming that he...

... into a postmetaphysical language, and he seeks to do so by tracing a history, stretching right back to the axial age, of the debate over the relation between faith and knowledge. It is hard to overstate quite how much can be gained from his sixteen-hundred-page exploration of long-forgotten disputes surrounding...

... this article seeks to help rectify. There is, in fact, a degree of parallelism that characterizes Fromm’s and Adorno’s contributions to intellectual life. In particular, I contend that they may be compared through a series of shared axial positions : cognate concerns that stem from their shared history...

... had become widely accepted, he presented a building that must have evoked displeasing remembrances beyond the spectators: showing a monumental appearance, characterized by axial symmetry and the use of patterns of classical architec- ture, the concert hall could be interpreted as a reminiscence...